Bright Star Schools competitors

Dan Katzir is a President & CEO at Alliance College-Ready Public Schools and is based in West Hollywood, California. He has worked as Managing Director at The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation and Senior Advisor at The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation. Dan studied at DQ Entertainment and DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

Adriana Abich is a Member at Chief and Chief Executive Officer at Camino Nuevo Charter Academy and is based in Los Angeles, California. She has worked as Teacher at Garvey School District, Regional Superintendent at PUC Schools, and Teacher and Instructional Coach at Los Angeles Unified School District. Adriana works or has worked as Deputy Superintendent at PUC Schools and Principal at PUC Schools. She studied at OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM CORP /DE/ between 1998 and 2001; California State University, Northridge between 2007 and 2009; and OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM CORP /DE/ between 1994 and 1998.

Ricardo Campo is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Endeavor Schools, where he is responsible for the oversight of multiple high-performing, independent private schools in the U.S. In his leadership capacity, he manages a seasoned team of executives and educators with a passion for providing high-quality education. Mr. Campo founded Endeavor Schools because he believed that partnering with passionate and purpose-driven educators of independent schools and providing them with additional support, resources and tools would make a positive impact in this important segment of the PK-12 landscape. He is passionate about unleashing the potential within schools, both of the students they serve, and equally important, of their educators and staff. Previously, Mr. Campo served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Rocket Learning, where he was also part of the Company’s ownership group. Mr. Campo was responsible for ensuring the company’s financial soundness, as well as identifying new markets and business opportunities for the Company. During his tenure with Rocket, the company grew into the largest provider of supplemental educational services across 45 school districts throughout the United States. Mr. Campo also played a key role in Rocket’s entry into the early learning sector via its acquisition of Baby Stars, a successful preschool and early learning company with a compelling proprietary curriculum.